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Invar Electroplating

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Invar in Electroplating

Invar Electroplating Services

Invar is an iron-nickel alloy valued for its dimensional stability in extreme temperatures, making it suitable for precision components. Titan Plating offers specialised Invar electroplating services, delivering high-quality coatings with a focus on rapid turnaround to meet your project deadlines. Our advanced processes ensure reliable performance for components across various industries, enhancing corrosion resistance and durability.

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Invar in Electroplating

Invar, typically composed of 36% nickel and 64% iron, is known for its low coefficient of thermal expansion, maintaining stability in hot and cold environments. In electroplating, Invar is coated with metals like nickel or tin to improve corrosion resistance and wear properties, making it ideal for high-precision applications where dimensional accuracy is critical.

Benefits of Invar Electroplating

Invar electroplating offers several advantages:

  • Corrosion Resistance: Nickel coatings protect against moisture and oxidation, extending component lifespan.

  • Wear Resistance: Enhances durability against friction and abrasion in high-stress environments.

  • Thermal Stability: Maintains dimensional integrity across extreme temperatures.

  • Improved Conductivity: Coatings like copper or gold enhance electrical performance.

  • Aesthetic Enhancement: Provides a polished finish for visual appeal.

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Applications of Invar Electroplating

Invar electroplating is used in various applications:

  • Precision Instruments: Coats clock parts and measuring devices for stability.

  • Electronics: Enhances circuit boards and connectors for reliability.

  • Aerospace Components: Protects satellite structures and optical mounts.

  • Medical Devices: Improves surgical tools and imaging equipment.

  • Industrial Fixtures: Coats jigs and moulds for durability.

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Industries Using Invar Electroplating

Titan Plating provides Invar electroplating for diverse industries:

  • Aerospace: For components requiring thermal stability in extreme conditions.

  • Electronics: In circuit boards and precision connectors.

  • Medical: For tools and devices needing accuracy and corrosion resistance.

  • Automotive: In sensors and engine parts for reliability.

  • Telecommunications: For optical and satellite equipment.

Invar Electroplating Process

Titan Plating employs precise electroplating methods for Invar:

  • Preparation: Surfaces are cleaned and etched to ensure adhesion.

  • Electroless Plating: An initial nickel layer is deposited for uniform coverage.

  • Electroplating: Parts are immersed in an electrolyte bath with metals like nickel or tin; current drives deposition.

The process begins with thorough cleaning to remove contaminants. A nickel strike may be applied for better bonding. The substrate acts as a cathode in the bath, with the plating metal as the anode. Post-plating includes rinsing and drying. Our rapid-turnaround process delivers consistent, high-quality results.

Titan Plating’s Invar Electroplating Expertise

Titan Plating delivers industry-leading Invar electroplating services, specialising in high-quality coatings with metals like nickel, tin, and gold. Our rigorous processes ensure precision, durability, and rapid turnaround, catering to aerospace, electronics, medical, automotive, and telecommunications applications. We tailor coatings to meet your needs, supporting projects from prototyping to high-volume production with consistent results.

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